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Iceland

Exploring Iceland: Art & Science

Term To Study: Summer 2022
Application Deadline: Nov 05, 2021
Program Category: One-Country
Program Type: Faculty-led
Program Fee: $4,850
Program Locations: Reykjavik
Contact Phone: 608.663.3488
Contact Name: Carrie Firman
Contact Email: cfirman@edgewood.edu
What is Included: - Round-trip airfare Chicago to Iceland
- 9 days including hotel accommodations in Iceland
- Daily breakfast and most dinners
- In-country transportation
- Entrance fees for exhibits in museums and galleries
- Group fees for organized activities and tours
- Faculty supervision
- In-country tour coordination by professional agency with guide and driver
- Edgewood College Study Abroad Health Insurance
What is not Included: -Personal Expenses
-daily lunches and a few dinners
Estimated Costs: Estimated Program Fee: $4,850
*Study abroad scholarships are available! Program and scholarship applications must be submitted by the deadline to be eligible.

Final Deadline to Apply: November 5

Payment Schedule:
Dec 3 - $1250 deposit
Jan 21 - $1200
Feb 18 - $1200
Mar 11 - $1200 - If you receive a scholarship, it will be applied to last payment

*Checks submitted to the Edgewood College Business Office and should be made payable to Edgewood College (with “Iceland Study Abroad” on the memo line)
Documents: 
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Program Description

Coursework Information:
Student enroll in GS 333/ENVS 323, Exploring Iceland: Art and Science, Spring 2022 4 credits & GS 334/ENVS 324 BEG, Exploring Iceland: Art and Science, Summer 2022 zero credits. *Students must enroll in and satisfactorily complete both parts of the course to fulfill the B, E, and G tags.

Catalog Description:
This program provides an interdisciplinary examination of Iceland through the lenses of ecosystem services, geology, and photography. The human benefit, dependence, and effect on natural resources will be studied simultaneously with learning about the unique Icelandic culture and history and varied geology. Students will develop technical and expressive skills in photography as they build toward producing a large series of impactful, communicative images about these global and scientific issues. Curriculum will blend to use each area of inquiry to support and examine the others. Travel destinations will include several unique natural sites, history, culture, and art exhibits, as well as activities such as a glacier hike, exploring waterfalls, swimming, relaxing in hot tubs, hiking and more.

Activities Include: (3 different locations)
Reykjavik: Hafnarhus Art Museum, National Gallery of Iceland, National Museum of Iceland, Settlement Exhibit, Photography Museum, Volcano House

Golden Circle: Thingvellir National Park, Strokkur and Geysir Geothermal area, Gullfoss waterfall, Laugarvatn village

South Coast: geothermal greenhouse, green energy power plant, Thorsmork glacier valley (volcanic area), Thorvaldseyri farm, Skógarfoss Folk Museum, Jokulsarlon glacial lagoon, Seljalandsfoss and Skógarfoss waterfalls, Reynisfjara (black sand beach), Dyrholaey, geothermal springs, Alftanes Peninsula, Hafnarfjörður, Lake Kleifarvatn; LAVA Centre interactive volcano museum

Edgewood College continues to review and implement new health and safety protocols as we monitor new developments related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The health and safety of our community and the communities in which we travel and engage are our top priority.

Starting in the Spring 2022 semester, Edgewood College requires all study abroad participants to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.

Quick Facts

Population: 313183
Capital: Reykjavik
Per-capita GDP: $ 38500
Size: 103000 km2
Time Zone: (GMT) Dublin

US State Department

Travel Warning: YES
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